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New development in the decision regarding court expenses in the Getin Noble Bank bankruptcy
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要点
- In the Getin Noble Bank bankruptcy, it was decided that the court expenses in lawsuits filed by the syndics will be refunded to the creditors.
- The same rule does not apply to the expenses of lawsuits filed by the loan debtors themselves.
- The new syndic stated that there is no basis for these expenses to be paid with priority from the bankruptcy estate.
Regarding the bankruptcy process of Getin Noble Bank, a new decision made by the court clerk ruled that the litigation expenses in the lawsuits initiated by the syndic must be paid to the creditors. However, the situation works differently regarding the payment of expenses for lawsuits filed by the debtors (loan customers) themselves.
At this point, the newly appointed syndic agreed with their predecessor's view, arguing that the expenses in the debtors' lawsuits should not be considered within the scope of the bankruptcy estate. It was stated that there is no legal basis for these expenses to be paid from the bankruptcy pool, either with priority or without any order.
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常见问题
- What does the payment of court expenses to creditors mean in the Getin Noble Bank bankruptcy process?
- The court clerk ruled that the litigation expenses in lawsuits initiated by the syndic must be refunded to the creditors.
- Are the expenses of lawsuits filed by loan debtors also refunded in the same way?
- No. There is currently no basis for the expenses of the lawsuits initiated by the debtors themselves to be paid from the bankruptcy estate.
- What does the new syndic think about the court expenses?
- The newly appointed syndic agreed with their predecessor, stating that the expenses in the debtors' lawsuits cannot be evaluated within the scope of the bankruptcy estate.
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